Cure may occur without healing; healing may occur without cure.
Cure separates body from soul: healing embraces the whole.
Cure isolates: healing incorporates.
Cure costs; healing enhances.
Cure combats illness; healing fosters wellness (cure fixes; healing corrects).
Cure fosters function; healing fosters purpose.
Cure alters what is; healing offers what might be (cure controls; healing frees).
Cure is an act; healing is a process (cure is a closed system; healing is an open system).
Cure acts upon another; healing shares with a sister, a brother.
Cure manages; healing touches.
Cure seeks to conquer pain; healing seeks to transcend pain.
Cure ignores grief; healing assumes grief.
Cure encounters mystery as a challenge for understanding; healing encounters mystery as a channel for meaning.
Cure often issues from fear; healing issues from faith.
Cure rejects death and views it as a defeat; healing includes death among the blessed outcomes of care.
